eqvinox

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by eqvinox 4mo ago
> You're still talking about a cable. The cable may be compatible with those standards, but you can put anything through it. It's just a physical connection. If you want to ackshually, the post I was replying to was talking a
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
That's why I added base-*R/base-T. And particularly for 10GE the heat and power problems are due to the copper transceiver DSPs. And people nerdy enough to run 10GE at home might well run fibre. So, no, the specifity is needed and
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
My copper/RJ45/base-T is running musl libc + busybox!
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
(2019)
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Fiber/10Gbase-*R is Ethernet too. Please say copper/RJ45/base-T when you mean copper/RJ45/base-T.
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Still works... it's not showing as using a CDN, in fact they seem to own their IPv4 space (212.204.75.161) and getting connectivity from a midsize Bavarian ISP (M-net). Maybe there's a routing problem somewhere. The path for me is
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
This is about work phones. You're not going to [be able or permitted to] install LineageOS, GrapheneOS, or anything like that on it. And you shouldn't. What you should do is turn the thing off and put it in a shielding bag when yo
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Works fine here…
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Didn't we just have a news story about 50% IPv6 on Google? High time to start writing IPv4 when you mean IPv4.
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
I was specifically talking about the local microclimate. cf. https://edition.cnn.com/2026/03/30/climate/data-centers-are-... It's not clear to me what changes are happening here. The siblings to you
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
It's perfectly fine if they - or you - shift it back to Berlin… after you're done with all the initial setup . But also, yes, this is one of the reasons you can hire lawyer's offices to do this, they know how to spin it such
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
The heat exchange between that fluid and the ambient air isn't infinitely fast, if it's low enough they can just run "normal" A/C at low power for the humans. They just need to keep the heat in the fluid until it re
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
On one hand: great! On the other hand: the heat has to go somewhere . So… where? Datacenters already create a warm microclimate in their vicinity, is that getting even worse?
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
You probably would've needed to get an address there somehow, yes. There's services that do that for you, the non-shady ones being provided by lawyers and notaries. [ed.: a tiny office in Leipzig is pretty cheap too, but you'
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
> from Berlin That's your problem right there. If you live in Berlin, take the 2 hours and go to Hamburg or Leipzig before doing anything that needs a working bureaucracy.
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
> Auckland has insanely more urban sprawl than Zurich. Auckland: ca. 1000 people/km² in 30km radius Zürich: ca. 800 people/km² in 30km radius People severely underestimate how sprawly Zürich is.
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
The UK's railway network was only privately owned from 1994 to 2002 though, everything after that is already under the umbrella of re-nationalisation, which didn't go super well either (my knowledge about that is rather vague). N
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
For context, in case people are less familiar with German politics: DB is in a misbegotten state of privatization, started in the 90ies. The government spun it out into a private company but still owns 100% of it. They were trying to pump
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Ah, good, not the same thing then. Honestly, DB are perfectly capable of clusterf*cking their GSM-R without help from Russia.
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
> […] nuclear plants if maintained can effectively last forever. That's a very ambitious statement, every piece of hardware has lifecycle limitations. Engineering things for "infinite" lifetime significantly drives up the
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
> `PreInstall` mainly. But `PreFetch/PreBuild` also for source-repositories, such as AUR helpers. I don't think this is detailed enough - what exactly should the hooks be able to do? Affect dependency resolution? Choice of vers
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
System package managers (at least apt & portage) have a whole bunch of hooks. I guess this is talking about language package managers. TFA is also a bit hazy on what hooks exactly?
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
> Why? Both involve kernel/userspace shared memory. The vDSO linking happens once, at startup. io_uring is a continuous service. With this fundamental of a difference in perspective between us I don't think it's useful to
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Nuclear is the most expensive type of electrical power generation. Diversity is good, but enough of it is achievable with cheaper options.
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Strongly disagree that providing the vDSO in ELF file format is somehow harmful or inefficient. You'll need a compatibility mechanism in any case since the exposed features will change over time, and doing that through normal symbol re
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Your argument about libc/ntdll having "special privileges" is a bit weird in that the alternate option is everything having those privileges. The ntdll tampering doesn't exist on Linux because it's not necessary .
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
We're in agreement; 1ppm is 31.5s/yr so this lines up with OCXO performance / keeping the crystal at constant temperature. It's still 1km zone of spoofability per hour without resync. (GPS sync is a question of nanosecon
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
> Knowing the (rough) broadcast delay from sender to receiver is sufficient. You're citing things without understanding them. First, you've mangled that summarisation, knowing an upper bound on delay is not the same as knowing
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
I'm unaware of any technology between OCXOs and Rb standards. The latter have gotten smaller but not tiny and also need quite a bit of ongoing maintenance and calibration.
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by eqvinox 4mo ago
Yes, albeit 100ppm is bad/cheap crystals. 50-30ppm is normal. The difference with a quartz watch is that it's factory calibrated with the load capacitance on the crystal, and that it's a 32768Hz tuning fork. For a variety of

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